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In its resolution on the Annual Human Rights Report 2025, the European Parliament has, for the first time, explicitly acknowledged the issue of “Christianophobia” within the European Union and condemned the global persecution of Christians, describing Christianity as “the most persecuted religion in the world.”
At the launch of OIDAC Europe’s 2025 Report at the European Parliament Intergroup for Freedom of Religion, Belief or Conscience, MEPs called on the EU to appoint a Coordinator to combat anti-Christian hate crimes, after new data showed a sharp rise in attacks and growing intolerance against Christians across the continent.
In its “Intolerance and Discrimination Against Christians in Europe Report 2024” OIDAC Europe identified 2,211* anti-Christian hate crimes in 2024. This figure includes a significant rise in personal attacks, which increased to 274 incidents, and a sharp spike in arson attacks targeting churches and other Christian sites. According to OIDAC Europe’s findings, most anti-Christian hate crimes were recorded in France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, and Austria.